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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
BRIDGEPORT, o., July %, 1887.
Advice To MnfhArs.

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children teething, is the prescription of
one of the best female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty years with never failing success
by millions of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething its value is
incalcuable. 1t relieves the child from
pain, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
ing in the bowels, and wind collie. BY
giving health to the child it rests its
mother. Price 25c bottle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
MIR. c. ID. Thnmnson,s Reasons.

Clerk c. ID. Thompson, of the Police
Court, says the REGISTER did not treat
aim fairly i'll that it did not print his
reasons for failing to inform the Court of
the defense of MOllie Henderson. Mr.
Thompson says he did not inform the
Court
Because, after the silence of the accused,
before His Honor, he thought she had not
told him the truth;
Because, it was not his duty TO make
known tine story; and,
Because, it had not been his custom to
mention stories which may have been told
him.
The REGISTER did not refer to these
reasons because it did not deem them reye-
liant to the story. The reasons are given
publicity with pleasure.
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Good Results in Every Case.

d. A. Bradford, wholesale paper dealer
Of Chattanooga, Tenn, writes, that he was
seriously afflicted with severe cold that
settled on his lungs; had tried many rene
dies without benefit. Being induced to
try DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, did so and was entirely cured
by use of a few bottles. Since which time
he has used it in his family for all Coughs
and Colds with best results. This is the
experience of thousands whose lives have
been saved by this wonderful discovery.
Trial bottles free at Logan & Co.'s Drug
tore,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
Finger Broken.

Yesterday Officer Smith, OF the Martins
Ferry police force, had the little finger OF
his right hand broken while taking an inc
briate named John Moore to the lookup.
Moore had been creating a disturbance on
Saturday night, but was allowed to 90
home by the officer. Yesterday he was
found at it again, and Smith placed him
under arrest He had TO call assistance
and place the nippers on his prisoner. In
the scutiie which ensued Smiths finger was
broken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
Ne have new ON exhibit the largest

Ne have now on exhibit the largest
inc of spring and Summer WOOlens
ever placed for inspection Ina our city,
which will be made mp first-eIass at
reasonable prices
BaIbriggan Underwear, I'm ali sizes,
at sI.0O suit and upwards
CHESS a. SONS,
1921 Market Street.
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R.&O.

On and after Monday, July 25th, Isl,
the B. < o. Way Freight Trains No. AS
and l46 on Third and Fourth Division,
and No. GA and 6i5 on Fifth Division,
will discontinue carrying passengers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
Cheap excursion to Columbus. Ohio,

Cheap Excursion tO Columbus, OHIO,
under the auspices OF the AriOn Singing
Society, on Friday, July 29th, 1887, on
the popular Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
The Central Ohio S;cngeriest will he held
at Columbus, o., July 10Th, Goth and
31st, and tickets will be issued to give
everybody time enough to visit also the
great State institutions located there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
Pittnburg hna ltetmrn.

Commencing Sunday, June 9Th, and
continuing every Sunday until further no.
tice, the b. q o. will selI excursion tickets
and return at the low rate of 81 80, and to
Washington, Pa, and return ut $l.OO.
Trains leave at 5 and S:lOa. IN, returning
ut and IL: 10 p. III.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
Dentists.
9rp Goods.
9rp 6Ouds.
DID YOU MENTION


Well iryou knew how wonderfully CHEAP we
arc selling carpets you would not be patching up
old ones. At our prices you eau afford to have
n new one every season. ELGHTI-FINEPlECES
NEW CARPETS received this week; will sell
ss-fNnows:
Hemp Carpet, lie. and upwards.
Cottage Carpet, ice. and upwards.
Ingram Flower Carpet, IL, 20, 2s, 2o,
30 and 35 cents
Ingram, wool mn, 80, S5, 40 and 80
cents.
Ingram, Extra super, 80, 5S and 80
cents
GOOD Rag Carpet at 30 cents.
Splendid Brussels, Al cents and up
wards.
Smyrna Rugs, G5 cents and upwards.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25

Mr. c. Schnept, the Opera House drug
gist, made the following observations Of
the temperature Sunday: a. M, IS;
9 a. m, -; II H., 81; 3 p. m, 81; p.
Dl., SO. Weather, fair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
Canpneeting.

The Eighth Annual Campmeeting of the
A. NJ. Z. Church of Wheeling, W. Va, will
be held ut Cresap's new grove, commenc
ing Saturday, July sd, 1881.
The Ohio River Railroad will sell eXCur-
sion tickets from Wheeling to the above
meeting, Sunday, July "A, at reduced rates.
Train will leave Wheeling at 7:45 q. NJ,
city time.
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MT. Lake PARK and Return,

Commencing July Goth to 2sth the B. 4
O. will sell excursion tickets to Mountain
Lake Park, good to return until July Both
inclusive. Rate Si55.
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AIbrelin9 Register
YESTERDAY IN THE CITY.
Inds1 to New Advertisements.

SECOND PAGE.
HeuO Tca-F Hanauer
For Sale-Carriage.
For Sale-StOye Foundry.
wanted-Girl for Homework.
Wauted-Barber.
For Rent-ReSidenCe on Fourteenth Street.
For Sale-StOck in Stove Company.
Camp Meeting OundSville Camp Grounds.
Citizens Street Railway stock for sale
ASSiguee'S Notice.
FOURTH PAGE.
Grand Labor Demonstration.
Business Change-Miller < Gunlling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
Nem advertisements.
MILLER IL GUNDLING,
Successors OF SAMUEL KueLkSJ
11o6 WATER STREET,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Tin and HeaU Sheet Iron Work,

They will cars on the business OF IAN l,,a
,urips ali kinds of Steamboat, Rolling Mill anu
,;la,s House Work, Chimneys, Breichen, lsn n
! ifebosis. Wrought Iron kanges, BIAS anu n
cape Pipe. Iron aud TIN koEenS, AZ GIVEN
Telephone connection.
Having sold my entire Tin and Sheet iron
WORKS 70 Messrs. Miller 8 GundliRg, WISH 70
thank my patrons for their paa noersi VI s.,Se
aud respectfully solicit continuance o. ssMs
with the new frm. Knowing them To be prscucn
worlmen. Will continue my host office IN s same
building. sAAohh
,x-fS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25

SILKS very cheap at l.. s. Good & Co.'s.
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SUDDEN DEATH.

Mrs. Frances Baker, of Petersburg, died
very suddenly on Thursday last, of hem
orrhage. She had left her daughters, Mrs.
Clark and Mrs. Forman, only few mo-
ments before TO 20 to her home, upon the
porch of which she was found in pool of
blood. She was about seventy-two years
Of aye, and was the widow of Eli w. Baker,
who died q few years since.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
4 HAD FAIL.

l. W. Sites, citizen of Grant county,
living on Mill Creek, about four miles
from Petersburg, fell from the top Of hay
stack, one day last week, and sustained ill.,
jurieS from which serious results were
iecred. He struck the ground with his
head, and bled freely from his ears and
mnnth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
FATALLY BURNED.

The four-year-old son ofSimpson Athey,
who lives on French creek, in Peasants
county, met with very severe accident on
Thursday OF last week. While playing
around the room he stumbled and fell into
a kettle OF huckleberries which had just
been removed from the fire and was scald-
ing hot. He is very badly burned, and it
is very doubtful whether or not he can re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
THE GREAT CITY

that vas especially marked by the distin-
gushing characteristics of Sodom and
Egypt. The distinguishing characteristic
OF Sodom was its oppression of the people
OF God. The only great city that has ex-
eelied either, or both, in both these particu-
lars Is the great city of Rome. 1t has no
competition. Of course, the crucifying of
the Lord in that city was figurative in the
same manner as the killing of the two wit
nesses was figurative.
'Of course all Catholic kindred and
tongues and nations would rejoice and
make merry as long as they could sup
press the two witnesses, the only enemy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25

Iheremometer Record.

ITrlnU LADOT UeIuOIlNLTlLLOU.
Business Change-Miller < Gunlling.
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THROUGH THE STATE.
Items of Interest Cleaned from Interior
Exchanges.
ROI,D REARS

Considerable excitement was occasioned
near Harned's, Pleasant district, Taylor
county, last Friday, by an old bear and
two cubs making their appearance and de-
liberately killing dozen or more of VIM.
Harned's sheep. The old bear has been
seen in that section for the last two or
three years and numerous parties have
been organized for the destruction of bruin,
but they always fail to destroy it. After
the outrage OF last Friday more deter
mined effort was made to exterminate the
bear but resulted as heretofore, in fail
ura
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
A NICE PLUM.

The recent order of Judge Jackson, in
the United States Court, distributing
funds in the registry of the Court in the
case OF Mayhem against The West Virginia
Oh and Land Company, gives nearly
twenty-iOur thousand dollars TO General
James Ii. Darlington, of New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25

The large barn on the farm of Mr.. A. l..
Withers, about six miles southwest of
CharlestOwn, near Ripon, was struck by
lightning during the storm last Saturday
afternoon and burned TO the ground.
About one Thousand bushels of wheat in
the rick, several tons Of hay and large
courthouse near the barn were also burned.
The entire loss will foot up several thous-
and dollars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25

was substituted for the authority Of the
Christ He assumed the power Ito change
times and laws, and they were given into
his hand until time, times and the divi-
ding of time" The dogmas and whims
and superstitions of Romish priests were
exalted above the teaching Of the inspired
apostles; and the worship of images, relics
and saints took the place of the offering
up of spiritual sacrifices acceptable to God
by Jesus Christ"
" The great city which spiritually mot
literally, } is called sodom and Egypt
That would be, of course,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

That winter the humid Pacific climste had
eaemed to CONCEAL on the Oregon coast. and
over grass which had been scarcely pow
tered from sight for years. the snow now
stood three feet deep Great drifts bedced
the forests Canyons were half choked'
and stlnging crystals Of snow still new N
the air.
The dim night Landscape swept away IN
grandeur. hilis massing on hills. their
densitv OF pine verdure only suggested hy
contrast with the snow. In summer day.
light the lone mans clearing. his smaller
patch OF cultivation. his spring Of living
water. and his path threading towards river
landing and post-ofiicc. might also have
been seen But all these things were now
obliterated. and the cabin itself, shoulder
inc against the hill. seemed losing fts a.
miliar lines under the ccaseless erasure q
the snow Il was indeed mere pen q
loCz with chimney built Of rock from tn
nearest canyon The lone man In building
had wisely chinked It tight with mud and
moss, and a. he hmi no window and pun
cheon door. be could keep out the frost viii
sufficient fuel A little mountain Of stump
roots and logs lay besid, his hearth, and q
immense coal, which had been section 2
tree, made rosy his silent den His couch
MADE OF poles. uu4 utcu A4e"h @~4cr@ ~
carthen floor and placed directly In front
the ira II was cushioned with skins. AM
he had over him the remnants Of the bes
overcoas which he had brought TO the state
few other garments hung upon pegs O
his log walls His polished gun-case. . snt
etansial leather trunk, and. upon : roug
shelf. some silver spoons. were all the Oh
fccts in his cabin which suggested 70 "a
eve past plenty or former surroundings
refinement
For the lone man himself was piteou
creature. his foverish face half swallowed 4
auburn touxle. his weary and detected eye
constantly sinking their lids In sick Ian
guor He was young. built with scum
white muscles. : true love Of wholesom
/ outdoor life. and -ertain practical grss
4 and acceptance Of existing facts; thes
thipRs favored him in his night vii
the wilderness But. on the other hand.
was unframed and uneducated. had bee
\ the sport OF hard fate from his birth. N
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

pIlIng more logs On tho frs. laid down 1
and went 10 sleep
Il set there and watched him |
through that terrible night q the New !
Year. nll daylight I'm never forget |
ii and see myself now a-sisting In the |
freligat. looking At him sleeping on
the floor. and rocking the baby % keep
| Il from waking him.
AT daylight he walked up. stretched
himself; then he looked ~ me, holding
something In his hand.
Il glanced at il. and there was two
baby-socks I'd knit for Ruins Two
months before. squaw with sick
boy baby asked me for shelter one
night. gave her bed before the
fire. and doctored the baby, and made
her stay till he was well; and when she
went away l dressed the baby in
Rufus clothes-socks and all-for she
had dreadful careless way Of CLOTH
ing il.
..She was nightly pleased. and
smiled with her white teeth. and her
black eyes-like a birfs--dancing
with the pride all mothers have
imp pappocse. he says and
picks up his gun and blanket, and
went out
Then knew. He was a friendly
Indian. and most likely that baby >
father.
4 s.In the afternoon saw Joseph COM
/ ing on horseback at gallop. with his
1 face rs white as chalk He thought
: he'd find the house burned. and me
r and baby killed.
9 ..You don't know how overjoyed nc
was when he saw us in the door.
$ 1.-The Indians had burnt seven o.
g eight lonely farm-houses like ours, and
9 killed the people. and. driving ths
i cattle they stole. escaped into Canada
e II told Joseph about the Indian
l and we both agreed he'd come out Q
gratitude to save me. and while wa
5 dreading and fearing him. ne wa
! staying to protect me from the rest.
'e THAT. girls" said grandma. fold
IS ing up her knitting As the bell rang 70
81 tea. and smiling on US all-"that wa
Inv first and last Now Years caller.
h Patience s.apiefon, in Golden Day.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

-, ,he year u growing old
~ ..a h,s days are nearly told; ~ -. -.
- ~ poured into our garnen ~ ~
ures manifold
80 NJ whispers: II Am weary
~. a. grown % cold and drcsFy-
: russ siesi away and rest N sro"'s -
cld.'
- - murmur: 60 IN peace
Nm nan ana swim release .s,.
Win III the years Of al the ases "neFe e''
sullcn surges cease
vets very hard 20 part
You have grown in'o GU o,6 sr,cod atm We bid
YOU: Go in peace ,wx.. 49,
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.
gon hill stood the
lone mans cabin. in
the midst Of a riti-
less Christmas night
Marvellous was the
fact that 1t stood
moreover. instead o.
scattering its frag
meuts on the wide
stream Of the wind
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

= Carol. childrp.. earoA
FOR Christ 70 born today
70 ~ the earth. On slng EIis birth
Rsloicc On Christmas Day"
n ue had never heard before
The ssory Old and sweet
OF the shepherds and the saxos
Low q she Bsby's feet
u night N. less have moved ~
who thru with JOY today
A. once again % Bethlehem
We take our happy usy.
'ris such tender story
We like 20 tell Il DER.
And every time We hear u
We love II = all The mora
It's such hsilowed picture
That an the world may see
The little Child from Heaven
On the Nadonna's knee.
sCasoi. children. carol.
For Christ Il born to-day,
The angela stag and We INST bring
Our praise on C1ristmas Day"
We in our eyes adorlng
To y0nder neids Of blue.
Where the midnight clouds we're broken
TO LEI the Org through
Ger mount and plain we follow
The wondrous Morning Star.
winch stivered every rugged hill
And swept the shadows far.
with shepherds ana with sageA
Low 81 the Bsbg's feet.
We bring our clustered g.fts to-day.
The Costly and the sweet.
Our best well haste 70 oner.
For naught TOO dear can be
Tolav before the Holy Child
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.-.Il Az
&A1h - AQ
~
WOW xorr1 DOM p
I-ft back The pistol report wae IN hn own
brain she never had doubt Of what was
done The whole thing Vas distinct posi-
| tive swift like bolt o. lightning down me
/ sky. The mans body came down with :
1 thump upon Steve's earthen floor
/ Let's get him into bed" said steve.
| Whispering. and whtened through ~ his
auburn tcuxlc BY this catastrophe
/ But the woman waved him back
Il didn't mean To-" solemniy stated sne
lone man
You didn't do II. she gTcaned. rocking
the head on her arm he would nAvs
killed you Il you hadn't turned nn Pr
toll Oh. IL had 70 come 10 this-it WIS com
ing for ycars-it had 20 De one o. os-sn1
now wish Il was mysclii-
1 All Of Sseve's examination OF heart and
pulse and eyebaI were Of no avail Ihe
man had died instantly His wife shrunk
with him from the examining touch Her
cloak fell to the ground Her beaufnul
Wild face was pressed against the dead fore
head She shed no tears nu- steve w 80
h.s back and stood Still He could not en-
durs TO look q her
II The roar Of wind on the hills and ~
snow driving against his fre. suggested %
his mind the necessity Of shutting We uoo-.
He got : BIT o. stone and uIose 80 nnk
back 20 place making - lite no. = -
, sihle Ihen Re closed On Y. ~ -
latch But some undenneo - 49, = $50 -.
late wishes q that man On sns NO. -
him from putting Up - ,,s
40 cane - =. ...' y. 49,, - shirr-
nave !" ~ - s-...-~. -
ing he Logan @ put on h,s sa',rssa ovs.
4 coat and Wrap ~ -. 80 ~ -. 49, -
at srsii- moaning 49, Vt
: the lace aka'ns- - 1s--.-...~. a -
AZ tne Pos ~ 80 1900 ~
Peafeo tnAI - 49, ~. 49, -
wari through ne rn 49,
q brought on . litter scro: tns Nc. - -
b mountain next DAY. ano en.s. , = s--
from Portland 70 emu" 49, ~
. 10 last journey -. $1,000
Until nef Hen ,.s 80 go
upon the lone man - sn - 49, 4
nzhers 70 sne.tsx ~. - -. y - .--..s~-
9 child and ne pore :, - . I-.n. = - -
NJ 80 i .a,.ss..,~ .~,,~,ed from Ere traiu
\ | % me- uoof k1ouR ~
. Of two days
= And vely gf.no PsoP.- . No. - 49,
4 ator, ana jugs : , - s--.s,e.'1
judges WIG. : som.n 49,. ~ e-.-s ,s--~-s.-
e - the wilos. Aney ~ $50 =. ~-esss
= but me mnAoa1ans &c. s.d-..
some satAiaclon lIo 80 - ~
!" who uo ne t@1H1n<. .-,--. -~rs.
p ceased nsa psen sa.ye. ss n --s~~r,-
y and q sncn tnss ~ 800 s- 49, II n -<-s. 4,
terror q MIN - y--se ~ Ia - -
g ccmp,.u +.s,s -.~s~ - .hl. ~ ch,sI
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lay now half poisoned By sullen detection;
ana thee thines were against him He had
been sstsvis' 70 partial sisterA He he'd
been ~Baby" 70 mother and family bunch
now long scattered He had been mere
steve Barrymore hero and yondcr g
world which regarded him with perfect M
differences and some contempt Ana now
be felt = 4 be were even lees than thas
pcor unit; : mass Of human nothinsnes
which could only b and ache 1his lone
man va not apt q putting his emotions
into worda he started mp ouce End burst
into tsaxA Tho tsars Of a honest human
creature ~ lonely distress must - very
precious n ~ sight of God Bus Sesvs
wrung hi away from his fscs and swcrs
larss Forbidden phrase. which may havs
bssn Ais form " prayeE He added aloud
go - fslt verso than : bsax WIN : sor'
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

,...S.. .hcut he Indians. and some
s'os'e - - "a creatures hiding
.''. a. s~rfn~ 20 steal . cow or
~ 80 r-r .i~.vs went armed. 70
S~ 80 ,em
.'~:.s.r- were terribly cold |
m..d ~ pitv the sauaws |
.ruI-., that would come our l
anu .1 ss.v ~erc always welcome 10 |
q, 49, house. and the men.
= 49,. -. n.aceabIe. for hus-
700 80 ~,;.; 4. .y~raxatinc 'em.
oan- sr 49,. -. ~ Yeer's Dav II the
',,.. m.,shs we'd lived there.
49, ..n, - she mill with a load.
s"sePn ,s-,s -, b,cl that night. for
- 1919. 1910. ~src thick n winter and
M ~" '.:.s n.,..r and IA much
IT,. 49,. sa,d .,or over Besides. travel
-" 80 h.rd and the wagon heavy.
~ w.sched him drive on. feeling
ss.~..d .ronch After he'd
W. 49, ..d ~.xed nj. hat. I went
1900 Ian h.hv .n.l had : good CRY.
ToI ~c,so.ed myself out u my
49, "a d;d m nv work a-singing
-" 80. hah~
- -, ~. co,x. MIXED and fed. and
-. harm. then before 1 shut
- d,or for Ire NIGHT. took good
:, ,he trees Il was get
s;n~ dark and there were queer
s,s =, ~. woods and felt more
sn"-'o" -
$500 ' - h.,v - .s,ecn. Il was
49, -. s;,,;,c there before
'o'sso"'. s ~ ..,,o candle seeming
~ -. .,;.'r th.r usual kent
- 1.-,'.n. : he'll s,an. outside. and the
.A. w..L;nr md sometimes
~ s"o~ 4 a.~..I "a s..r
'"n -, ~ thinking Il wa.
"a, hc,s.r n
'"s" ~" 49, ..;.ao Tr.;scd IN.
! 'ooNe. 80 s.~ u. ,,,.s tbere "a,
curtain ."., 49, ~ 49,. .g.;ns
-
ING pan s;a.ons 10 - will
g -" P,'n'e. -;,,r ~ h.;n,
= req anu o''e - 49, 80, a.a,s s.s,her~ !,
Q ~ iooA =. .,d ~.
e ms mean anu "s 60
r r'ggeu our ~ 1870 -. -, d;dn,
!; 'hons" sr.~ i. 49, h.d n
; scream .no.sn 80 ,s -a,d ~,
% oiner ias'e"'ns "a"
'r ne Sv"'A $500 - 80 ~ doo,
r A. 'a'"u,s - I. "a ~. 4.
pushing na'u a "
" snapper hAe 81, Nil, /,
vi AZ ne ca'''e 80 h;ar..
< was anu 'ee ~ -. sr.cneJ
r man sse' 49," - n,.ds
ID o'anke' anu "a. 49, ,n "a
~ skins on ~ ns1 80 'os
pig kn'le WIN nm ~ - .na nm \,
nd eaosn' ~ ~ 800, s.wc.lv -
NJ ~. -. - '...~.~ ~, shut II
s. .o'so - 80, "a w.rmed himsel
nd LOOT -. w.. 49, Nil, IA the h.
ps ~" M "." $500.
80" ns,i III heath wondering VII
de 80
z" .TL. hsh~ w.k;ng nm. rave a lit
- ~x ma ~ turned and drew his kni
"a across his throat. meaning. though
~ - ,h..ct y LII the child
~ ~ hushed the little one to Sic
~ .;r and he- DRAGGING his blank
~ s,esore tbe FIRE at down All IN hea
~ un,;ny like = rio. from comfort.
c,,c,ch..l heh;pd the he'd and watch
!" him.
-. Then he pointed to his mouth.
=. tell me he was hungry. The victu;
~ were down in the cellar. and darer
80 ~ and leave him with the baby. b
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